Thunderbird 2.0 is out now and it's had a lot of work done under the hood. It's more responsive, has a built in tagging system and, with the calendar extension, has a built in calendar. Thunderbird is free and cross platform, so pretty much anyone can try it. It ...

I'm trying to blog with TextMate. Everyone seems to love this application and I just don't get it. Now that it has blogging capabilities, my interest is peaked again. However, not for long I have a feeling. It just doesn't seem to be all that and I'm not sure what ...

Here we go testing the SimpleTags plugin with Wordpress 2.1. [tags]wordpress,simpletags[/tags] Looks like it works just fine. :)

In my quest to find an acceptable blog editor, I'm now testing out Scribefire (formally Performancing). My first issue with it is no spell check! And, since I'm using Flock, that maeans I have no spell check at all. Sad. Personally, I'm awaiting the built in spellcheck feature ...

I've finally decided to re-download ecto and give it a try again. If all works well, I'll buy it. I'm hoping that this will encourage me to post more often and maybe even better posts. Then maybe I really will resurrect this blog!! :)

I've finally decided to re-download ecto and give it a try again. If all works well, I'll buy it. I'm hoping that this will encourage me to post more often and maybe even better posts. Then maybe I really will resurrect this blog!! :) Technorati Tags: ecto

When I wrote about Bleezer and Flock the other day, it was suggested I re-checkout the Qumana blogging program.  So, I gave in and checked it out only to find out, I can't use it.  There are two places I blog, work and home.  It Qumana doesn't work under Mac ...

Moments ago I blogged via Bleezer and now I'm blogging via Flock. Flock isn't exactly a desktop client as it's built into the Flock web browser.  However, it's free, very handy and integrates well into my internet experience. Flock has all the necessities.  Spell check, WYSIWYG post writing, multiple categories, multiple blogs ...

Every now and then I come across a site that is valuable. So valuable that I can't help but post about it. FreeMacWare.com posts about handy, free Mac applications. I've found lots of good tools that I've never heard about. Like: Pixen - A simple, yet handy graphics ...

Never miss Lost or Desperate Housewives again! You can now download them from iTunes for only $1.99 an episode. The quaitly is pretty good and the only thing required is a free iTunes account and iTunes (that's free too) Technorati Tags: lost, desperate+housewives, download, abc, itunes, free